[RiN_X04]

also!
if you want to do fullbodies you can try rotating the canvas 90 degrees. in the toolbar there should be a rotating tool, and if you rotate it to be portrait it will post the drawing as portrait.

[-SilverLining-]

also!
if you want to do fullbodies you can try rotating the canvas 90 degrees. in the toolbar there should be a rotating tool, and if you rotate it to be portrait it will post the drawing as portrait.

Oh smart! Thanks man. ^^

I’ll try that.

[-SilverLining-]

Bump!! Please give me tips I desperately need em ;w;

[ArcticWaterDrake]

If you have a tablet, turn on pen pressure by selecting the dot next to the brush size and making it black. You can also make the opacity change with pressure by clickint the dot next to opactiy, but I find this annoying unless you're doing a painting. There's this great painting tutorial by cerulean wake, you might want to check it out! Here's the link.

Forum/viewtopic.php?t=3715809

When I make lined art, I start out by creating a layer to sketch on and sketch. Then I make another layer and do lines. Then I put a layer in between and do base colors, and then I create a layer above that one with the modifier Overlay and use light gray to do highlights and dark gray for shadows.

Also, use real life references EVEN IF YOU'RE DRAWING CARTOONS. Just trust me, once you know the regular anatomy you'll be a lot better. Hope this helps, and the best of luck to you!

[-SilverLining-]

If you have a tablet, turn on pen pressure by selecting the dot next to the brush size and making it black. You can also make the opacity change with pressure by clickint the dot next to opactiy, but I find this annoying unless you're doing a painting. There's this great painting tutorial by cerulean wake, you might want to check it out! Here's the link.

Forum/viewtopic.php?t=3715809

When I make lined art, I start out by creating a layer to sketch on and sketch. Then I make another layer and do lines. Then I put a layer in between and do base colors, and then I create a layer above that one with the modifier Overlay and use light gray to do highlights and dark gray for shadows.

Also, use real life references EVEN IF YOU'RE DRAWING CARTOONS. Just trust me, once you know the regular anatomy you'll be a lot better. Hope this helps, and the best of luck to you!

Thanks a lot!! <33 This is super helpful and great, thanks again, I will try that for sure! ^^